Society Events and Weddings in Local Notes
Events of Society report a singing banner winner between the Main Ward Street chapters with a future meeting at Trinity Church on November 21. A Danville Va. wedding united Miss Helen Myers and Herman McCormick with a social hour at the church, then a Home on North Hamilton Street High Point. Kathleen Snyder Smith weds Joseph Herbert Smith October 26 1929 at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. W J Williams officiating.
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Tween Main
Ward Street
Trinity Chapter
Trinity Church
Hallowe’en
Rex Barber Shop
Hamilton Street
High Point
Birthday Party for Richard McIntyre at Home
Richard McIntyre celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday from 3 to 5 at 1109 North Hamilton Street with a Halloween theme. Guests included Peggy Teague Irene Penegrass Elizabeth Wood and many others as games prizes and a seven candle cake highlighted the gathering.
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Richard McIntyre
J. W. Ensley
North
Hamilton Street
Peggy Teague
Irene Penegrass
Elizabeth Wood
Clara Hayworth
Evelyn Sarah Barnhart
Rachel Sappenfield
Dorothy Madge Crater
Roy Briggs, Jr
Junior Fagg
Matthea Lena Hayworth
Ronald Craven
Mary Grant
Drucilla Fagg
Joseph Wood
Jacquelyn Price
Frankie Montgomery
William B. Hall, Jr
Robbie Sappenfield
Pauline Ellison
Albert Ellison
Lula Smith
Local social notices highlight weekly visits and travels
Fort Bragg residents Lieut and Mrs Frank Holbrook spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Matt Wall in Emerywood. Mrs R S Finley of Asheville and Mrs T C Jordan of Burneville attend YWCA conference. Dr and Mrs T M Stanton return from a Detroit clinic. Megnel couple depart Knoxville after visiting Clell Mahon on Farriss Avenue. Mildred Payne a Averett student visits parents in town. Estelle Leonard returns home to Fayetteville with her sister. Mrs Merle Gilbert and Wilburta Gilbert head to Colorado Springs after visiting Mrs John Peacock. Mrs E N Scoville of Orangeburg arrives tomorrow to visit Mrs John S Welborn. Scoville has many friends awaiting her visit.
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Frank Holbrook
Fort Bragg
Matt Wall
Emerywood
Torbitt Megnel
Clell Mahon
Farriss Avenue
Knoxville
Tenn
Merle Gilbert
Wilburta Gilbert
Colorado Springs
Col
John Peacock
Johnson Street
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
D. C
John S. Welborn
Washington Street
Lexington Legion and Auxiliary Hold Joint Meeting
Lexington October 26 A joint meeting of the American Legion Post No 8 and its Auxiliary drew 43 members at the Legion Hut. Commander M H Shumway led the ritual, minutes were read, and a membership drive discussed. Auxiliary officers were elected earlier in the session and a tele phone installation for the Hut was promised.
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Lexington
American Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion
M. H. Shumway
R. Grady Sheaf
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Trice
Charles Young
J. C. Bame
Legion
Shumway
Cyclopes of Sicily Rumored One-Eyed Giants
A note on legends places the Cyclops as a race of one-eyed giants said to inhabit Sicily. The claim reflects mythic traditions rather than confirmed historical fact.
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Sicily
Two Charming Parties At Asheboro Social Graces
Mrs. Leon Crawford hosted a Bridge club event on North Fayetteville street with Mrs. C. L. Crawford and guests. Prizes went to Mrs. O. L. Presnell and Mrs. M. H. Burkhead with Wood Flower club honors to Mrs. W. P. Stone. Visitors won prizes as well, and refreshments followed.
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Leon Crawford
Bridge Club
C. L. Crawford
Woods Flower Club
The
L. Crawford
O. L. Presnell
M. H. Burkhead
W. P. Stone
Gus Hayworth
Emeralds and Diamonds Dominate New Jewelry Trends
Paris reports diamonds and emeralds as the season's fashionable jewels. Real and imitation pieces showcase white and green tones with a coral revival for evening wear. New bracelets are narrower and often worn in groups from four to twelve, sparkling with stones.
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Paris
Mrs Hasler Hosts Fall Bridge Party For Notable Guests
Mrs. Paul D Hasler entertained a bridge party Friday afternoon honoring Miss Ruby Harville and Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth with other guests including Mrs. J W Beckner of Martinsville and Miss Sue Ramsey Johnson of Gastonia. Harville won high score and received a boudoir organdie set. second prize went to Mrs. E L Webb. The event featured autumn floral decorations and light refreshments.
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Cleve Thayer
J. B. Spence
Pawhuska
Okla
J. A. Spence
Spence
O. E. Schaefer
Henry Ingram
Ervin Ray
Mabel Parrish
South Fayetteville Street
W. A. Underwood
Joe Lewallen
Clarence Lovett
John Caviness
Ruby Harville
Harry Lee Lambeth
Paul D. Hasler
Bridge
Miss Harville
Lambeth
J. W. Beckner
Martinsville
Sue Ramsey Johnson
Gastonia
Allen Penny
Leaks Ville
Mrs. Lambeth
Mrs. Penny
Mesdames Saxe Barnes
J. D. Mayer
Audrey Angel
Winston-Salem
C. F. Finch
O. J. McCoy
Ralph Hinkle
Carson Cox
Vernon Snyder
W. G. Smith
J. §. Green
Guy Dudley
E. L. Webb
W. G. Hazel
J. H. Garner
A. R. Swaim
J. W. Boyles
J. R. Blair
John R. Myers
Wagstaff announces Helen Wagstaff and Walter Covington wedding
Mr and Mrs Wilkie Wagstaff announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Mr Walter Edward Covington. The ceremony will be held on Saturday October nineteenth nineteen hundred twenty nine in Charlottesville Virginia. They will reside at home after November first in Sumter South Carolina.
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Joseph Herbert Smith
High Point
North Carolina
W. L. Smith
Greenway Place
W. J. Williams
Charlotte
Wilkie Wagstaff
Helen
Walter Edward Covington
Greensboro Party Honors Bride Elect Ruby Harville
Mrs. Ben Rogers entertained at her Greensboro home Thursday afternoon with a charming bridge party honoring Miss Ruby Harville, bride-elect of November. Prizes included a framed Goddey print and a berry spoon in the wedding pattern Silver.
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Ben Rogers
Greensboro
Ruby Harville
Susie Crowell
Rogers
Miss Harville
Alliene Hoover
W. E. Tomlinson
David Long Jr
Thomasville
Guy Dudley
Danville
Carolyn Glascock
Americans’ Summer Drink Demand Surges in Shanghai
In Shanghai the demand for an American soft drink soared, retailers could not meet orders, price rose from a nickel to fifteen cents per bottle, and bottles remained scarce despite the higher price.
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Shanghai
Myers and Wilsons Host Evening in Honor of Yates
Mr. and Mrs John Robert Myers and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Harper Wilson will be at home Thursday evening October 31 from 8:30 to 11 at their home near the city honoring Dr and Mrs Marion Yates.
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John Robert Myers
Ralph Harper Wilson
Marion Yates
Newspapers By Air Reach Belize Readers
Americans in Belize receive United States newspapers by air mail but pay high postage. Weekday editions from Miami cost 1.75 to 2 dollars while Sunday papers require about 2 dollars in stamps.
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Belize
British Honduras
United States
Miami
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Helen Myers
Herman McCormick
Perrie Owens
W. E. Myers
McCormick
George McCormick
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Harry Raymond
L. R. Terry
E. D. Mouton
J. W. Moore
Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
C. C. Weaver
W. W. Haggood
W. A. Newell
A. J. Owen
J. E. Millis
J. E. Kirkman
O. E. Kearns
Ralph Slate
Mary Muse
Louis Heilig
Julius Green
Charles Smith
S. C. Clark
R. S. Finley
Asheville
T. C. Jordan
Burneville
T. M. Stanton
Detroit
Michigan
Dr. Stanton
Mildred Payne
Averett College
Mrs
J. L. Payne
Estelle Leonard
Fayetteville
W. D. Owens
Dewey Hammer
Hallowe'en Suits
Book Store
North Main Street
H. G. Ilderton Motor CO
Dodge Brothers-Plymouth
Willowbrook
Monogram
J.P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
Stump
Sandwich Shop
Mrs. Stump
Lexington Legion and Auxiliary
Lexington Society
L. B. Nelson
Ethel McMahon
J. N. McMahon
Montlieu Avenue
Asheboro
Randolph Book Club
Wm. C. Hammer
Florence Nightingale
W. A. Coffin
J. R. Page
Hal Walker
Minnie Cetwick
Bradford
Miss Cetwick
W. M. Albert
Buffalo
N. Y
Cetwick
Harper
Baltimore
A. J. Happer
Thayer
Rose Thayer
W. Frank Redding, Jr
Cheraw, S. C
Sunset Avenue
Oklahoma
Garland Pritchard
J. P. Garner
Oteen
Hallowe'en
J. G. Crutchfield
Worth Street
A. L. Harper
Raleigh
Cok L. Presnell
H. L. Ingram
Charles McC
Randolph
W. C. Hammond
Academy Street
Masén Lambert
Statesville
J. D. Ross
Mrs. Hasler
Maurine Long
R. S. Howe
Mocksyville
Paul Green
Mr. Howie
L. D. Bryan
Margaret Lee Bryan
Lula Jones
Fred Alexander
Lee Crawford
United States Navy
Cora Crawford
Raymond H. Phillips
Dennis Maynard
Evvie Lamb
New York City
D. E. Hoover
Dayton
Ohio
W. W. Rowe
Hoover
J. A. Green
J. F. Hayden
Mabel Hoover
Richard Hargett
Moyer
Son
Derness
Coats
Herbert C. Barthmaier
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